TSE:SU

Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

91.22
+1.38 (1.54%)
as of Jul 22, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 22, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Suncor Energy Inc. (SU-T) has garnered predominantly positive reviews from various experts, highlighting its successful corporate turnaround and solid performance in the challenging oil sands sector. Many emphasize its potential for significant free cash flow, particularly given the long-life reserves it possesses. While there is some caution regarding the oil price's volatility and future market conditions, the general sentiment leans towards a strong long-term outlook, especially if oil prices stabilize or increase. Some analysts compare SU favorably against peers like Cenovus Energy (CVE) and Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ), suggesting that both diversification and share buybacks enhance SU's investment case. Despite a few calls for caution, notably regarding management and current valuation metrics, SU is viewed as a staple in Canadian energy investments, making it a go-to choice for dividend-seeking investors.

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Buy
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Undervalued
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Cenovus, CVE
BUY
(Market Call Minute) Oil sands go on forever and political woes wont go on forever.
DON'T BUY
He is trying to position his energy stocks with more yields. Nothing wrong with this one, great operation and well run but only pays 1%. The Petrocan merger, long-term, is a good one. Energy stocks generally are not strong in the summer (See Top Picks.)
STRONG BUY
Likes the longer-term fundamentals for energy and this one is a dominant player in Canada. Good value at current levels. Could see earnings going up through $2 over the next year or two and cash flows approaching $6 a share.
BUY
Will have a couple of quarters that will be flat. They are about $2.5 billion into a $4 billion program of selling non-core assets. Looking for 10%-12% production growth starting the end of the year, which is highly attractive.
BUY
Good entry point. 1st quarter suffered from operating difficulties. Just announced more asset disposing. Very well run.
TOP PICK
Has been around since 1960s. It’s THE oil sands company. They’ve been taking time to fix up operating performance. Massive cash flow and lots of growth. Well Managed.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 15/09. Down 5%.) At the time it looked like oil sands had an opportunity in front of them in the short run. Sold his holdings in the fall of 09. Had a number of operational difficulties.
WEAK BUY
Prefers CNQ because it is not burdened with Petro Can. There is a period of time until they rationalize that blip. They have terrific expertise and great management.
BUY
Huge reserve and in a politically stable area giving it a significant amount of premium. Great area to invest in. Got sold down dramatically in the past few weeks. Great buy here.
BUY
They are in the process of selling of some of the legacy assets. About 75% of assets are now oil sands. Figures they are heading for 90%. Given the passage of time, it will regain more of a premium multiple. (Long term investment)
BUY
He expects oil to stay at a relatively high price. What’s happening in Mexico is good for the price of oil. No new drilling is being allowed. SU is a terrific bargain, although still a ‘show me’ stock.
DON'T BUY
Chart for CNQ looks better than this one. If stock moved up to $35 he would change his mind.
BUY
The price of oil is going up and down like a yoyo today. Bi companies like SU follow oil on an interim day basis. This is a great time to buy. What’s going on in the gulf makes SU look good. They may not have the most environmentally benign process in the world, but it looks good. He is buying it.
DON'T BUY
Has owned it and made money on it. Acquisition of Petro Can made it more interesting and they did a good job of selling off assets. Good quality company. Longer term it is a good company. Short term it is a little volatile because of oil prices. He has eliminated most of it and moved to Cenovus because of better prospects of raising the dividend.
BUY
Seeing the benefits of the merger. What’s going on in the gulf is not going to affect them. You are going to experience the benefit of the value of the oil sands.
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